I think I got it working.
Heres the config i'm using:
--- config ---
defaults
no dns
protocol pop3
localdomains mydomain.com
fetchall
poll mail.server.com
user "bbense" pass "???"
no rewrite
to *
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This causes all mails that are in the mailbox with the destination host
'mydomain.com' to get directly passed to exim (well, port 25 on
localhost). Since exim knows how to handle those messages, no more
stuff is needed.
Thanks for your replies tho. ;)
Basti
On Fri, 29 Aug 2003 18:00:33 +0200, Andreas Metzler wrote:
> fetchmail
>
> And the first thing you are going to check is whether it can be done
> reliably at all and tell your customer if is not possible.
>
> Requirements:
> - ISP saves the Envelope-To information in some special header
> (Envelope-To, Delivered-To) upon delivering to the POP3 mailbox.
> - if you send mail to a@???,b@???, there'll be two
> mails in the POP-box, one for each recipient.
>
> If these requirements are not fullfilled you _will_ have problems with
> mail that has not got the recipient in to or cc, i.e. for example
> mailing lists or Bcc'd mail.
> cu andreas
